Bouldering (Long Side) (CLOSED)

Previously known as the Leftism Project. One of the ‘last great problems’ at the Quarry, climb the face only . . . left of the Bop Gun arête.

The complete Long Side traverse from Orangutang to Bop Gun is an impressive achievement. First completed right-to-left, to finish up Bop Gun for a great finale. It has also been done left-to-right (FA Danny Wood), and there-and-back! (FA Troy Stevenson).

The steep highball rib with a committing move to the ledge.

To the first horizontal break without using the right arete.

Climb until your hands are at the ledge on the left

Climb shallow buttress to small edge on left.

Climb start of Supergroove to small horizontal break.

start — to the horizontal break on the right rib

Start with LH in Perennial Pipedreams crack, and climb the arête.

The first few moves, up and across

Campus traverse (no feet) from the bottom of Dalrymple’s Groove to the edge of Thunderpussy.

Start up the arete to the break.

Up the groove to the blast hole and step left.

A low traverse.

Up Wild Gravity to the ledges and thenright, staying at that height and down LegsThis Wide.

The leaning, sloping arête underneath Wild Gravity and Sneak Easy.

This long, moderate traverse fromBodysnatcher to Momrath can be done ineither direction and has its moments.

Face only right of Bodysnatcher start, up to small ledge on right

Climb the initial buttress to the jugs

Start to the ledges on the right, and back down the start of Black Stump.

The arête between Wired and Black Stump.

Climb the left side of the arête only, without using holds on the right of the arête or the left crack.

Up the groove, straight to the ledge or exiting right.

Climb the buttress and mantle the top.

To the hold on the arete on the right

Momrath V0 Up the grey wall from the left or the right.

From the Momrath ledge to Shoes ThisHigh. Or vice versa.

Climb to the blast hole and escape off left.

The arete, without using the crack on the left or moving right at the top.

As far as the first bolt.

The groove or arete, to the ledge on the right.

Up the left-hand groove to the ledge.

Up the right-hand groove to the ledge.

The thin crack, exiting left at or below the ledge.

Traverse in either direction

Climb the right side of the arête to jug.

The tricky groove to the ledge.

The arête. Painful holds, nasty plunge. It’s just not cricket.

Start with the big left-hand side-pull.

Beautiful sequence. Dynamic moves up the buttress.

Traverse in either direction.

The clean face and arête to the obvious large crack.

At least to the mid-height jugs.

Stay in the right-hand groove all the way to the ledge.

Climb start of route to hand-jam and flat hold.

Dynamic moves up the arête.

To the first small ledge

This traverse can be made in either direction.

Up to the holes.

The first few moves.

The thin crack on the short separate face 5 m down and to the right, in the trees.